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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17
SPAIN
GREAT DAMAGE FROM FLOODS.

GREAT DAMAGE FROM FLOODS.
MARID, May l6.-The river Duro, run
ming partly under ground through Gren-
ada, burst it's banks and inundated the
poorer suburbs of the city. The inhabi-
tants were then ordered TO S.andon their
houses, which are unsafe. The crops in
the fields and much propeW have been
destroyed. At Vega one W. an has been
killed and several otherF Esons have
been injured. g.
LONDON aHN Nd 15 he Queen
and the Prince bid Prs Wales had
taken tea at the AIansi heuse on Satur-
day two gold MASspO were missed
They were proKBly tuk as mementoeS
of the occasion eH attendant
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17

The horse market was rather quiet
Yesterday, but several buyers are ex-
pected to arrive to-day. The stocks in
Sort Worth are large and varied.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17

Quite number of good hogs are being
fgtteneG near Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17

RELY, made his escape q
~ iail ParlV this unOrniOo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17

The demand for one and two year old
steers was somewhat light yesterday,
with offerings large. 1t would be an easy
mstter to furnish 5000 head at three days
notice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17

Stunned by Lightning - Damage Suit
Fned-The Mayoralty Contest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17

SzOK WILLS u S.s--~~~ ~
of the Scotch syndicate,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17

The movement OF cattle on to the Ter
ritory range over the AtchisoH-Gulf will
begin in q day or two. There are 10000
head ready fer shipment now,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17

O'Brien's party were sim
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17

There will be no general movement of
CRASHED beeves until the corn and cotton
seed fed cattle have been sold, and that
will be about June 10. Burk Burnett,
Cal Suggs and Dan Waggoner have q
number of grass-fed cattle which are fat
and nearly ready for market, but this is
the exception.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17

The Texas and Pacific will be in posi-
ton to handle all cattle shipments
promptly this year. The company not
only has enough stock cars but has so i'm
proved the track that fast time can be
made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17

Butchers stock is in good supply, and
IS bringing better prices. Beeves 28(G3c;
1Ogs &c: sheep 24c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-21
A Pm. Nov r..x.,,..

London, Fog, Tcp'cal Times, Juue
%; Tbs mosi prpalsr Bill iosl now =
Bufaio Bill.
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From Ex Senator Al Dsxre,,.

The Hon. Albert Daggeti, writing
rem the Senate Chamber, Albany,
N Y, says: l have used Allcock's
Porous Plasiers for the past ten years
with marked results. lave found
them especially effective when dc.
pleted and worn ont from weeks Of In.
cessant lsbors In political cam aigns /;
the application Of them TO my chest
and spine gave me great relief when
my voice had become hoarss and worn
down from speaking In the open air.
They stemtd TO act ne q tonic 10 the
whole system, curing the soreness
consequent from over txsrtiop and TO.
storing the tone OF the system more
readily than Any remedy have ever
found. have aso used them for
rheumatism with very beneficial 70.
anita.
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plsee t1r holding the next annual
meedns. The supreme dictator Of the
United States, Hon L, A. Qrals, made
. une imprSssion on the members OF
the Grand Lodge and the citizens gen.
orally. He delivered q public address
ID the han Of the House Of Represen-
tatives last night to lsrge crowd Of
ladies end gentlemen. He gave bis.
tory Of the o der from It's organic alton
In Louisville, KY, fourteen years ego
by seventeen young men, to the pres.
ent time, with 126 900 members. He
showed the advantage Of Its social,
benevolent and charitable features.
He said that up 10 date the Order has
paid death benefits TO the amount Of
$2l, 100000 His address was insIruc.
tive and entertaining.
A heavy rain this afternoon reduced
the temperature several degrees. The
heat for three days and mig hts past has
been intense. l! Is now quite pleas
ant
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JACKsON. TkNN.
Crops In ExeelIens Cesdttiou =
--latest Rsisrssa oesssp.

Crops IN Exeeliess Ce.dttiou =
--latest Rsisrsss eesssp.
lsrsctAL TO rus ArrsAL.I
JACKSON. TrSs., July 20. Your cor.
respondent has made q great many In.
quiries In Madison aud cd dining coun.
ties In last week, and the universal re-
ply is that the yleld will be larger OF
both cotton and corn than has been
since 1885, Its pred ctsd that corn
win sell here from sl.25 10 81 so per
barrel.
The latest railroad racket 10 that the
Illinois Central will build line from
here, via Brownsville, Tenn, 10 Kan.
sas Oily, and also from here 10 Bir.
mingham, Ala.
w. A. Settle, sscre.ary aud treasurer
Of the Electric Light Company Of
Clsrksyille, Tenn, 10 here for the pur.
poee OF establishing works.
For the last four or Ave days We
have bad extremely hot weather, the
Thermometer ranging 40 high AZ 1909
In the shade.
A negro boy was drowned here this
evenlDg while bathing in the Forked
Deer rive.
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The Ruuxe Yatlure.

New YoRK, July 2o.-Adolph La.
denburg, Ernst Thsslman and Abra.
ham Limbu'gsr have obtained from
the Supreme Court an attachment
against the properly In this State Of
Kaufman a Runge, OF Galveston,
Tex. The action is on q breach oil
contract to recover $l8,9l6. On July
Slh, plaintiffs purchased Of defend an 4
two bills OF exchange, one for $4,000
sterling, on U of, London, and the
other for 49, 900 richmarks, drawn on
the Barmen Binkvereip, OF Barmen,
Germany. These bills were forwarded
10 the plaintiff correspondents In
Europe aud presented for payne mt,
which was refused. Attachment is.
tues because OF the non-residence Of
the defendants.
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BiG CpspA

ELDoRADo, KAN July 2o.-Copiou,
raios during the last twenty four hour,
assure us an old fashioned Atty to sew
enty'five bushels to the acre corn crop
The Associated Press agent here ha,
made most critical examination over
q vide area, and announces In 'be
most positive manner that our earn
and grass crop will be immsnse, and
both are practically assured by this
time.
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JACKSON, Miss
erssd Lodge ef the Knishts of
tHenor close. Its Labor..

ess.' s""se ~ the kuflIfs of
thonor Closes iis Labor..
lsrhoiiL 70 THr lrrElL.l
JAcKsos, Mira, July 2O.-The q rand
Lodge Of Knights Of Honor olo.ed Ne
I abors today, having had very hsr.
monious and successful meeting. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year and regularly installed:
A. M. La, Of Vicksburg, grand dIcta.
tor; w. r Thgg, Greenvllle, vice
grand dictator; Rev. r. NJ. sadiis,
Greenville, grand chaplain; Georse
w. Lawson, fernando, grand rep ,rter,
GA. Bfoueher, grand treasurer ]. w
sJobnson, Austin, giand guardian II.
J. Is pfoid, Duck Hill, grand sentinel.
Jacob Gatimsn, Aberdeen, John Nc.
GIL, Jackson and l.. q. Aldrlcb.
hatcher, grand tTusiteg;J NJ. Green
NJ. d., Aberdeen, State medical exam.
liner; d. q. simms, Aberdeen, aud w.
A. Haien, Koaoiusko, Representatives
10 Supreme Lodge II. 4. Van Eaton,
WoodvillP. grand orator. The Grand
Lodge appropriated f20Oto the Prolee
tsnt and Roman Catholic 0rpbars
Asylums nj ksichfE. TIE fonth
Tuesday In August, 1855. IA
The time and Kssciuskf the
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
A Negro hoy Attempts 90 Rape n
Little white Girl.
IsPEciAL TO rHn ArrsAL.l

ESPECIAL TO rHn APPEAL.
NAsnyiLLS, TENN, July 20 Martin
Matthews, a negro boy sixteen years
old, was arrested In the Seventeenth
district, charged with an attempt to
commit rape on the person Of Eva
Hofstetter, the five year old daughter
OF J :seph Hoff letter. II is said that
at IL O'Clock esterday Mrs. HoGstet.
ter hssrd Eva scream, and running
out fohnd her under the house with
Matthews. Mrs. Hoff SETTER ran into
the house and got Q shotgun, with
which she attempted to shoot Mat
thews, but was prevented by one OF
the hands on the farm. The boy was
taken In charge by the farm hands,
and when Mr. Hoff.tetter came home
he took him TO jail. DR.. Arlington
examined the little girl. He pro-
nounced her somewhat bruised, but
not at all seriously hurt. Matthews
admitted that he attempted to rape
the little girl, bu, said he was not sue
ceesiul. He eaid he did not hurt her
though. A doctor came out TO see her
In the afternoon. The boy seemed to
be Of ordinary intelligence. but failed
to realize the enormity of bis crime.
DIR II. n. PIERCE RKsIGSs.
Dr. II. M. Pierce today resigned the
presidency OF the Nashville Improve.
ment Oompsny. The board passed
resolutions OF the highest respect for
DIR. Pierce and elected Col. 4 w. Cole
president, Thos. ID. Fite, general nan.
ager and W. II. Washington second
vice president.
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sARDIs. MISS.
Prehfsittesisss Carry the Eieeties
BY is7o Majority.

lsrrsoilL 10 rus ArrslL.I
sARDrs, Mis-, July 2O.-Ths Prohi.
bitionisis have carried the county
four TO one-the vote against the sale
being 100; for the sale, 42b. 30 this
re'ult makes Pamela q prohibition
county throughout, while the local
prohibitory Law, passed In 1884, sI.
tended to the First (sardis) Court Dis.
trict only. o.
The mercury registered from pss 10
100 today In the shade, but q refresh.
Ina rain having fallen early In the
afternoon the weather became more
Peasant.
Oar fsrmers sre bouyant over the
prospect OF b uniiul crops OF corn, G 4.
ton and other products, and a. one 70.
snli, there has bseb quite number OF
old fashioned barbecuss interpreted
throughout our borders.
CHURCH AND SCHOOL HOUSE DEsrpoYsD.
sAhDIs, Miss, July 2O.-The heayl.
est wind ard rain storm Of the season
ocs urred this evening. The nes
soho ol'bouse and Catholic Church
were both destroyed.
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TULLAnOMA, ENN.
An Insane Man Commits Suicide by
Cuttfpg His Throat.

ESPECIAL TO THk ArrkAL.I
TULLAHoMA, Tenn, July 20-Nsws
has just reached here from Marble
Hill, franklin county, Of the teli muir.
der Of Frank Allen. Allen had been
acting queer lately. so much 90 that It
was deemed best to send him to the
State asylum for the insane. DR..
Taylor, the family ply stefan, was cent
for, and Allen, who was In the field at
work, was ordered TO the house When
be reached iome he asked his wife to
prepare him something to cat. She
did so, and told him that Dr.. Taylor
was In an adjoining room, and was
there 10 examine him. He immediate
ly drew q knife from his pocket and
succeeded In cutting his throat from
ear to ear, before be could be prevent.
ed. He died . few minutes after
varl
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DIR II. n. PIERCE REsIG rs.
HELENA, ARK.
A Lille thiId Decapitsted By n
Tratu-A Cpael mother.
isrsoiAL TO rHs ArrsAL.I

isrsoiAL TO rHs ArrsAL.I
HELENA, AK, July 20.-Yesterdsy
- the north bound train on the s..
Louis, Iron Mountain aud Southern
railroad was crossing the s.. Ffsrc's
and Lee county line, the engineer saw
three little children playing on the
track, and before he could stop his en-.
gine one OF the children, q little girl
six years old, was run over and I'm.
pletely decapitsied, the head being
thrown 10 one side OF the track aud
the manRled body 10 the other. The
mother OF the child, when informed Of
the fatal accident, Exclaimed that she
looked for such al occurrences every
day, and now, - II had happened,
abe WAS glad OF II.
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BKIsHALE,R was weighed In the bal.
anc- and louud wanting. But Mana.
In 10 always full weight.
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TN AeRE RAPE CASES,
A sEsR0 Killed ,bY ms I'm.
rEgDEP,yICrlA.
a Negro Boy In Nashville Attempts
70 outrage Little White
Girl Bat Fails.
IspsorAL 70 THE ArrEAL.I

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 2o.-News
comes from Coal Greek Of sensation.
oil killing just enacted there. John
Hamilton, a mullato youth, attempted
10 Outrage thirteen .year.old colored
girl by the name OF Delphi Ross. The
girl resisted. and in the struggle fhot
Hamilton dead with a musket. She
ie now In jail.
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W. N. HALDEmAy
President Of. the treat LOUISVILLE n
RfRRJoulsNAL co., tells VA
he Knows Of
Wintersmith's Chill Cara

Orrion or fHs Cornfnn-JorHNAL.
". N,.isr.~,iA-Ssi waive ! rule is,v,
observed for many years, the value Of you,
FOUR request. What Tksos n gouf Sm
Cure, The private assurances Of IL sasa1,
had, and the good results Of lti sfsets
bad observed on Mr.. n. W. Meredith. -
for moro than nneen years, had besn or,
man Of ny once, induced me 20 test N IN.
my family. Tue results have been entifsi,
satisfactory, The drst case wa of 49,
years standing, w which | believe sVsr,
knovr remedy had been triad With tsm,,o'
rary relief the chill, returnins ptfiodlsaii,
sad 9Th seemingly increased ssvsritv
Your cure broke them Al once, and there Ia,
been no fecurreuts Of them OF mora tksr
tin months. The other case was oi mills,
tofm, and Yielded more readily r. othei
tenetios bat the chillt would return Al r.
e'yalt until your medicine was used. sine,
Naich time, nov fevpral months, they haV,
hIJ I have I'd 70 jSdss. ! Do not hssiss,ss
eHpro,t my belief that Jour Chili Cure 1,
valuable -llecihc, and perfofmt All yoU
pr0mi's'Tt' Rs'p,G,fSllya.tnY,,,
Arthur PETER 100. AsssI. IOui.-
-----l ~
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Dr. ID. H.J0HNS0N'S
e PRIVATE IallH
MEDICAL DlSPENSARY.
! No., IL JeRorsOn Street.

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Involuntary loss OF semen stopped In a short
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rates. Once hours from 4 O'Clock am, to
go'clock D m. ID. y. JOHNSON.M.D
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America ess. There.

ST LOUIS. Mo, July 20.-A special
from Albuque'qus, N NJ, ssys; Two
Americans came into the town Of Ro-
eiado, San Miguel county, Sunday AZ.
tern on, and soon became engaged In
a quarel with Bsnito Gsilsgos aud
Ramon TIuiillo, the result Of which
was that Smith, one tf the Am sricsns,
killed Galleeos Instantly sno serious.
" wounded TrD Ito. Smith lied.
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out any draperies whatever in the back,
but simply hung in broad plaits, as witness
model No. Q, also from the design of the
one above referred to- With this skirt will
be worn deep over-drapery, hemmed or
delicately embroidered or braided, and
draped across the front in easy, graceful
folds. En- suite is Louis Quinze jacket
with large double flaps at the side, Topped
back arranged en- position and with Garrick
shoulder capes, shaped to match the flaps
OH the jacket, which opens over an en-
broidered waistcoat, and is garnished on
each side with large buttons of bronze and
enamel There is rage in New York this
winter for fancy sleighing hoods of every
sort. Firstcome the Russian hoods Of seal,
bordered with fur, then follow the English
model of fur-lined satin, which are
veritable protectors against the singing
pinches of Jack Frost The Normandy toque
Is the most expensive, as it is made of sable
or seal skin. This has high peak on top
and pulls down over the ears exactly like .
mans cap. CDF.
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FARMERS and dairymen must not place
TOO much reliance in the 0leomargarine law
raising the price Of butter. II better
prices are to be had, they will be for good
butter alone, for the day when carelessly-
made and badly-kept butter will sell at a
paying price has gone. In fact nothing
to-day helps the sale of oleomargarine so
much as the presence of this poor dairy
butter in our markets. Consumers want
pure butter, but where they can not get it
sweet and pleasant to the taste they will,
Of necessity, take oleomargarine.-N o.
Farmer.
If we'll laid, stone drain should last as
long as one OF tile. If considerable
amount of stone is used and there is good
outlet stone drain will never fill up SO
that some water will not pass through it.,
Too great fall or too large All amount Of
water is apt to displace stones. Hence at
tempts to make the stone in the form of an
arch often fail. One side or the other is
liable to be displaced, and presently stone
is pushed into the channel. Earth accumu-
lates around this and the efficiency of the
drain is impaired. Tile set in a ditch just
wide enough to receive it can not easily be
displaced Western Rural.
THERE are few markets in which enough
difference is made in price of hay on &C
count of quality. Excepting those who feed
fancy horses, few men are particular
enough what they give their teams. Hay
full of weeds and stained withal sells
within two or three dollars per ton as high
as that which is bright and good. The
higher price is generally the cheapest even
leaving out the comfort and the satisfaction
of the stock eating it. There is only one
exception to this rule. Clover hay is al
ways low in price. Even when well cured
it usually sells low. Much clover, how.
ever, is badly stained and often musty, as
it is the kind Of hay most difficult to cure
we'll. Tribune.
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hardly new, as in the early winter season
they were thrust upon the trade with the
assurance that these most trying tints
would "take" in America, the land of the
blonde and the home of the superlatively
fair. Not so, however, thus far. These
artistic fabrics still lend refreshing and
delicate vernal look to the show windows,
but have fallen most noticeably short in
favor of sale, either in dress fabrics or
millinery uses. Gray, however, is trium-
phant and all shades of this refined color,
dear to the hearts of all French women,
will be in high vogue next season.
A Nineteenth-street designer of high
class novelties, has among his early spring
creations, stylish gown modelled from
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Broker Noble. of Wall street he

-Broker Noble, OF Wall street, bet
twenty dollars that he could swal-
low three hundred oysters in hall an
hour. At the end of fifteen minutes he
came to All abrupt stop, having swal-
lowed eighty-four oysters. Broker No
BILE appeared to be considerably aston
ished at his erroneous calculation of
his capacity. Its funny" he said.
sadly. as he fshed up FIVE crisp FIVE
dollar notes and handed them over.
THAT stomach cost thirty thousand
dollars to develop, and l never knew it
to go back on me before. ~. Y. Her.
old
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Slain BY li0htninu

ALTON, ILL, Feb. "A heavy sleet storm
prevailed here yesterday for nearly six
hours, covering the ground to the depth
OF three or tour inches. The storm was
accompanied at frequentintervals by vivid
lightning and loud thunder. Mr.. VIM. G..
Lee, of Upper Alton, while eating dinner,
was killed by lightning. His wife, who
was sitting at the table with him, was
Frustrated by the shock, but was not seri-
Ously injured,
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OYSTER Famine the Next Thinu.

KEYPoRr, N. j., Feb. 2.-No oysters or
clans are being shipped from this point
to New York because of the freight han
dlers' strike. The owners of oyster beds
at Red Bank, Oceanic and Fairhaven are
also unable to fill their orders. They say
the supply in New York will not last q
week longer.
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The Fate OF Europe.

LONDON, Feb. 2.-From every capital in
Europe come rumors of war and prepare
tons, with increased emphasis. A Berlin
letter to the Vienna Tagblat says squarely
IA Franco German war must now be
looked upon as inevitable" 1t is perfectly
certain that among the people of either
country there is not the slightest general
desire for war. Yet Europe is every day
drifting nearer an awful outbreak, which
nobody wants and nobody seems able to
prevent.
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Flames in a House Of Refuoe.

ROCHESTER, Wy, Feb 2.-Fire broke out
in the steam laundry connected with the
female department of the State Industrial
Home, at half-past one o'clock this morn
ing, and spread like wild-are throughout
the building, which is fine structure four
stories in height. The inmates were all
rescued safely. The loss will reach S6O,-
900; no insurance.
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Turpje Elected u. s. Sen ator.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 2.-The Greenback-
knight of Labor quartette is broken. Rob-
inson voted for Turpie, giving him seventy
six votes, Harrison receiving seventy-four,
the three remaining Knights of Labor
voting first for Allen, then changing to
Harrison and declaring Robinson had
violated his word.
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THE advertisement of the old reliable es-
adjustment, The Storrs and Harrison Co..
gainesville, Ohio, appears in this issue, Of.
lerlng Hover and vegetable seeds, roses,
plants, grape vines, fruit and ornamental
trees, They are running one of the most
complete nurseries in the world, and issue
a large. attractive catalogue which they
VIII maii you free, on application. They
have no travelling agents, and are only re-
sponsible for orders sent direct. Give them
a trial and save dealers commissions Thew
guarantee satisfaction.
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Local Option in Missouri.

JEFFERSON CRY, Feb. a The upper
house Of the Missouri Legislature has
passed a local option bill providing that
the question of prohibition shall be SUBJ
mitted to vote in any county of the State,
upon petition of one-tenth Of its qualified
voters.
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How OFTEN is the light of the household
sclouded by signs of melancholy or irrita-
bility on the part of the ladies. Yet they
are not to be blamed, for they are the re-
suit OF ailments peculiar to that sex, which
men know not of. But the cause may be
removed and joy restored by the use of DR..
Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" which,
as tonic and nervine for debilitated wom-
en-, is certain, safe and pleasant. 1t is be-
You'd all compare the great healer of women.